Abstract
Field experiments were conducted to determine the effects of field bindweed and powdery mildew on growth and yield of a pepper crop. This study also evaluated the efficacy of fungicide application programs for controlling powdery mildew. Field bindweed influenced growth and yield of pepper. The greatest dry weight and yield of pepper were recorded with weed-free control treatment. Moreover, powdery mildew was severe. The fungicide application programs positively influenced growth and yield of pepper. The control plots had the lowest yield of pepper. The first symptoms of powdery mildew on pepper plants developed 20-25 days after powdery mildew diagnosis on field bindweed. Two azoxystrobin applications, at 10 and 25 days after infection of field bindweed by powdery mildew, restricted the disease progress. Our results indicate that field bindweed is highly susceptible to powdery mildew infection and could be used as an indicator species of L. taurica presence in pepper plants.
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Field bindweed influenced growth and yield of pepper.
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e1“Field bindweed influenced growth and yield of pepper”
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The greatest dry weight and yield of pepper were recorded with the weed-free control treatment.
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e1“The greatest dry weight and yield of pepper were recorded with weed-free control treatment”
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Powdery mildew was severe in the pepper field trial.
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e0“growth and yield of a pepper crop”
e2“Moreover, powdery mildew was severe”
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Fungicide application programs positively influenced pepper growth and yield.
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- peppere1
- Treatment
- fungicide application programse1
- Outcome
- growth and yielde1
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- positively influencede1
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e1“The fungicide application programs positively influenced growth and yield of pepper”
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The control plots had the lowest pepper yield.
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e1“The control plots had the lowest yield of pepper”
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The first symptoms of powdery mildew on pepper plants developed 20-25 days after diagnosis on field bindweed.
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e1“The first symptoms of powdery mildew on pepper plants developed 20-25 days after powdery mildew diagnosis on field bindweed”
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Two azoxystrobin applications restricted powdery mildew disease progress in the pepper trial.
- Taxon
- peppere0
- Treatment
- Two azoxystrobin applicationse1
- Interactor
- powdery mildewe1pathogen
- Outcome
- disease progresse1
- Direction
- restrictede1
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e0“growth and yield of a pepper crop”
e1“Two azoxystrobin applications, at 10 and 25 days after infection of field bindweed by powdery mildew, restricted the disease progress”
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Field bindweed is highly susceptible to powdery mildew infection.
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e0“growth and yield of a pepper crop”
e1“Our results indicate that field bindweed is highly susceptible to powdery mildew infection”
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Field bindweed could serve as an indicator species of Leveillula taurica presence in pepper plants.
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e1“could be used as an indicator species of L. taurica presence in pepper plants”